Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-28
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of drugs. medicines, etc. to his clerk,
Mr.. Cowell, and will go into the en-
ploy of O. D. Owen, Barton, as
clerk in his clothing store. Mr.. Che
ney, the efficient manager of this de-
partment of the store, having decid-
ed TO go into an insurance business
in Manchester, \. H. Mr.. Story
has had experience as salesman, and
always makes business lively wher-
ever he is.
Jay
Thomas Daley recently badly man
gled his hand in a circular saw.
H. G.. Bannister has bought the
John Hogaboom farm at North JAY.
Orson Huntley and wife go to Troy
to work during the season for l..
Chaffee.
Julia Ford is dangerously i'll; n.
Chase, an old citizen, is reported to
have had a slight shock.
Arthur Pilky has sold his place and
blacksmith shop to W. Porter, who
has hired a smith and resumed work
in a shop.
Lowell
A little son came into the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alger on the
oath inst.
Mrs. Eugene Curtis of Boston came
here on the Doth inst. because of the
failing health of her mother, Mrs.
Levi Wheelock.
Newport.
Frank True has got married and
moved back to the old farm in Cow
entry.
Mr.. Curtis of West Derby has pur-
chased building lot Of E. B. True,
and will build on it the coming sum-
mer.
H. B. Prouty has been confined to
the house for several days with sick
ness, but is out again. Mrs. S. @.
Bean, who has been Ill is slowly re-
covering.
Mr.. Sloggett has moved back to
Canada, and Mr.. Grow will move
into the rooms vacated by Mr.. Slog-
gett; Duncan Hall and Stephen
Keith VIII board with him.
Wheeler & Stiles have engaged the
services Of Mr.. Henry Of Troy to as
sist them in the meat market the
coming season. Mr.. Henry has let
his farm and rented a part Of Horace
Fairbanks house.
Mrs. Mary Comerford is about to
make quite extensive repairs on her
house; II. S. Root has purchased of
E. B. True the Richmond house on
Pleasant street and put it in thorough
repair. He rents it to Bert. Stock
well and Charles CULVER. Both
families have moved in.
NewpOrf Center.
Mr.. Ellsworth was buried last
Wednesday.
Harvey Sweet has rented Tom.
Beedle's farm In Troy.
The Good Templars' reunion was
not attended by many outside of the
village on account Of the weather,
and it is expected it will be he'd here
in June.
we~tfe1d.
A. j. Miller has bought house lot
at Newport and viii build on it.
Marshall Currier has moved into
Silas Hills house at the village.
~. c. Sisco is moving on to the
farm he bought on the North Hill.
Mr.. Francis jacques is quite sick.
Mrs. c. Reed who has been sick,
is some better.
Hoyt & Wakefield have started up
their saw mill and are busy cutti G
and shipping dimension stuff.
Mr.. Mitchell has leased the black
smith shop at the village, formerly
occupied by Peter Gardner.
Alanson Aseltine and Peter. Gard
ner, have been remembered by the
United States in the way of a pen
sion.
W. D. Miller has commenced doing
business in the store bought of j. H.
Buck, we wish him success in his
new enterprise.
At the annual meeting of the trus-
tees of the Grammer school, o. s.
Miller, DIR F. 5. Gray and @ r. Hoyt
were elected as Elk. committee o.
5. Miller Secretary A. G. Hitchcock
treasurer.
Silas Hill is moying'to Bolton f. @,
where his business demands his whole
time in the manufacture of butter
tubs. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Hill
as he is one Of our most prominent
and popular townsmen-
Marshal Tatro, who clerked for
Geo. Hoyt few years ago and was
known as genial good fellow, was in
this locality to buy some fine horses
lately Mr.. Tatro is located Bidde-
ford Me-, where he is doing a large
business in sewing machines.
Geo. r. Hoyt has made arrange
ments with butter dealers In Boston
and other places SO he can pay the
highest cash prices for butter. The
farmers of adjoining towns will do
well to give him call. Friday is
market day, but he will buy any day